Titlebook: Lay Epistemics and Human Knowledge; Cognitive and Motiva Arie W. Kruglanski Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 Percept

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The Lay Epistemic Framework,ecent years by social psychologists. The fresh perspective was contained in my theory of lay epistemics, and the attributional models were assumed to represent special cases of that particular framework. The theory of lay epistemics addresses the process whereby people acquire knowledge about themse

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Knowing All,hat it is Christmas Eve, that the concerto being played is by Vivaldi, that we are late with our heating bill, or that two and two is four. In the following pages, I outline a psychological theory that specifies how all such knowledge comes about. I call this theory a theory of lay epistemics. The t

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A Bridge to Consistency Theories,such as dissonance (Festinger, 1957) or balance (Heider, 1958), whose flavor was predominantly motivational, hence, depicting “hot cognition.” Indeed attribution theory and the cognitive consistency models project contrasting images of the person. Attribution theory projects a highly rational image

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